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Concealed Carry Discussion General discussion regarding CCW/LTC in California |
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In all of the threads I have not heard of any restrictions. Just to the firearm(s) you register with your permit. They also explained to me when I picked up my permit that not all areas are legal to carry, like courthouse, schools, etc. In other words, you have to know and follow the laws.
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Is there a resource for people who are going to submit a good cause statement, but want a second, third, and fourth opinion before they do?
I've written a draft of mine for my appointment in May, but I don't want to post them publicly until they are approved. |
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Thank you for the suggestion. If you don't mind, I PM'd you for a little more detail. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Hello everyone, I will be applying for my ccw soon.
Thank you to all who have shared their GC letters and further input. I look forward to hearing more from you guys. Keep it up Orange County. s7-
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Has anyone successfully used the "camping and hiking in areas confirmed to have predators" as a GC statement?
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An OCSD Deputy told me that camping and hiking in areas with limited cell service or that may have extended response times for LE would be considered a a good example to use. I would not make that your only reason on your statement though.
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On my original CCW license I listed the court case # and a single sentence on what it was about. No further questions we asked about it. |
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OMG.. where are all of the goofy guys saying, "you guys shouldn't be discussing this and giving THEM any ideas" I'll have to remember this thread the next time I read a thread with that nonsense comment posted. end hijack */
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To those applying: The bar for Good Cause is not very high about "self-defense."
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That was one of my three reasons.
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Here in WA, all I had to do was show up at the sheriff's office, fill out a form, give fingerprints, and pay something like 50 bucks. The CCW came in the mail 2 weeks later, is good for 5 years, and doesn't limit me to any particular handguns. Yay. Last edited by Baeleron; 05-02-2016 at 8:08 PM.. |
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Five years makes a lot more sense then the OCSD 2 year permit.
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You need short permits when you constantly have to check whether the peasants still have acceptable "good cause". That's why OC's are only 2 years. But in free America, where good cause is lawful self-defense, there's no reason not to save time and expense by extending the length of the permits. And the next logical step, of course, is constitutional carry.
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Yes, WA state does not require any training either. My son-in-law did a radio interview about training CCW permitees:
http://mynorthwest.com/874/2930723/F...k-of-education He is also authorized for OCSD - it's all online with the range segment that is local to you. Oh, and GCS - you just need to be able to articulate why you want to carry a firearm - it doesn't need to be fancy, just state your piece. Get some help here for review if you're unsure. Accessing remote areas was one of the three reasons on my statement as well. I'm beginning to think that if you can't articulate a good reason to carry they don't want to issue a permit. Simple as that. <shrug>
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They require three months worth of utility bills.
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Forgot about utility bills. What Doheny said above.
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Orange County "Good Cause" discussion
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Two years is a requirement of the Penal Code. It's not an OCSD specific thing.
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Hi All,
I'm new to this forum. I made my CCW initial (non-renewal) appointment with the OCSD on June 20 and have a November 4 appointment date. I've put together my GC statement and back-up documentation. Should I also take the training course and do the Live-Scan before my appointment? Thanks. |
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Yeah, I would wait. It's tempting to get the livescan going earlier since they are taking so long. It might be worth a call and ask - they may give you linking info for your scan vendor to make sure they get it and match it to your application.
They are taking about 3 months right now. Training needs to be within a window, 90 days I think, so I would wait for a preliminary approval since it can be completed relatively quickly.
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Doesn't hurt that the owner is a former assistant district attorney for San Francisco and has expertise on California gun laws. Makes for a very informative couple of hours. |
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There is no wrong or right, i prefer to get things done when I can. If your not approved for some reason you wasted some money, but if approved it goes much quicker. |
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Once you get a draft going you could PM some of the old timers/high-post-count members and ask them to review. I sent to several when I was working on mine and they were a huge help. I would be happy to read through and give my two-cents with the caveat that I'm no expert. I do know how to write however, and I understand what they're looking for. It's just that there are no guarantees - it's up to the Lt. Sheriff. And each applicant's story and situation is their own.
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PM sent - as noted feel free to call and discuss or send a draft for review, here to help.
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